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Laser strikes reach 'dangerously high' levels, Florida ranks 3rd in U.S.: FAA
The FAA is reporting that laser strikes nationwide are "dangerously high," with Florida ranking third among all states in 2024.
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US’ next death ray laser could be deadlier on battleground, fry enemy drones faster
The U.S. Army is expected to soon get a new type of high-energy weapon that could potentially fry enemy drones. HII, a Virginia-based defense firm, has been awarded a contract to develop an open ...
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Inside the UK Navy's new 'death ray' weapons boosting air defence against Russia
The Royal Navy will install four new cutting-edge weapons systems on its warships to help defend against air attacks from ...
UK’s new ‘death ray’ weapon that can accurately destroy targets nearly a mile away
The Royal Navy will install four new cutting-edge weapons systems on its warships to help defend against air attacks from ...
Royal Navy could bring four laser 'death ray' weapons that can destroy a £1 coin from a kilometre away into service in just two years under defence spending boost
The spaced-aged 'death ray', dubbed 'DragonFire', is used to blow up missiles, jets and swarms of explosive suicide drones - with a former head of the Royal Navy hailing them 'war-winners'.
US Army’s laser obsession continues with yet another drone-zapper deal
The current LOCUST system delivers "hard kills" with a 20-kilowatt beam, meaning it can physically destroy drones mid-flight.